A whimsical winter cityscape with colorful turreted buildings, snow-covered streets, and small figures walking through town. Artist: Signed lower left 'A. Krasnyansky'. Support: On textured paper with deckled edges, presented under glass. Numbered. Style/Theme: Naive folk-art city scene with architectural focus, bare winter trees, and bundled figures. Palette: Vibrant pink, gold, teal, and gray buildings with blue roofs against a soft, swirling sky. Framing: Substantial black molded frame with textured gold inner liner and black mat; horizontal orientation display. Back: Paper dust cover with hanging wire hardware installed and a Warehouse Frames & Gallery label. ANATOLE KRASNYANSKY (1930–2023) was a prominent Ukrainian-American artist and architect known for his distinctive dual styles: traditional, expressive cityscapes and figurative surrealism. Background: Before focusing on fine art, he was an accomplished architect in the USSR and later worked in the U.S. as a set designer and background artist for major studios like ABC, CBS, and Universal Studios. Notes: colors may vary by screen. Attribution based on visible signature—see photos for close-up details of imagery and framing.